Saint Marks Episcopal Cathedral - Seattle (WA)

Aaron Gray I go on Wednesday nights for celebrate recovery and its a great program

Disco Candy (Button) Love this place and the community here. The pastors preach from the Bible and tell it like it is, without shying away from hard topics, but always focusing on the hope of the gospel. If youre new, make sure you check out the community groups listing in the bulletin to get plugged in better with people who attend from your neighborhood.

David Long Jr I have attended Seattle Christian Church ( formerly Life Change Church/Trinity Life Center) for several years now. The love and the growth I experience here is amazing! As we have combined, and continue to grow. The church itself is becoming more and more inviting. There are Great people, who come as they are. And there is None of the “religion/religious “ feelings of being looked at or judged. I recommend Seattle Christian Church to any and everyone looking for a place to grow your relationship with your faith and God. The motto is “Doing life together “

Ian W. I got to see a group called Rising Appalachia here on 5/30/25. This is an amazing venue in the heart of Capitol Hill in Seattle. The production company that hosts events out of this venue is called Abbey Arts.

Alexander Rojas TL;DR: Sideris Church is a welcoming, Bible-centered community where newcomers feel genuinely connected and empowered to grow in their faith. From the moment I stepped into Sideris Church, I felt seen and welcomed. A member noticed I was new and took the time to introduce me to others who shared similar backgrounds, making the start of my journey there feel natural and genuine. People here remember your name and make it a point to reach out, creating a sense of belonging that isnt just surface-level. As a newcomer, I appreciated how the church offers a range of ways to connect--whether that means joining a group, volunteering, or simply enjoying meaningful conversations / lunch after the service. At Sideris, the sermons stay true to the Word of God, delivering messages grounded in biblical teaching. Theres a deliberate focus on not just understanding scripture but on actively living it out, making it easy to translate faith into everyday life. Its refreshing to be in a place where the Bible isnt just preached but practiced, with an emphasis on how we can apply Gods teachings in our own lives. Another highlight of Sideris is its diversity. The congregation includes people from all backgrounds, professions, and interests, making it a truly dynamic community. Theres always an opportunity to get involved, but its up to you to take that first step and say "yes." Even something as simple as a four-minute conversation with a stranger has been key in helping me build friendships and find my place in Seattle. Sideris has crafted a space where community is both accessible and intentional, turning Sunday mornings into a genuine time of connection.

Kiné Camara Dope church, beautiful people. The pastors are loving, open minded, and so consistent. This is a place where you can become part of a community, explore and deepen faith through discipleship and have fun! I chose this church because I felt disconnected to the “business” of bigger churches. Was feeling like Sundays were about wearing a cute outfit, to attend a service with good music. Open home is like much more like the acts church. We support each other in real and tangible ways. There is commitment and flexibility. Lots of realness!!! No topic is off the table to talk about as a community and that is great.

Nathan Christopher Truly a hidden gem within Seattle University’s campus. The chapel showcases the talent of Steven Holl through light openings that fill up the space naturally. The area is pretty small but is fully functional. A must visit when in Capitol Hill!

Sam Hayashi ❤️

Lakeland Hahn This is a community that is vibrant and relational. This isn’t just a “let’s sit in rows on a Sunday and maybe shake hands” community, but one that says “I’m coming over to bring you dinner because you had a hard day.” If you’re looking for a place to experience God in new ways, All Souls may be just the place for you.

Rebecca Sill People are so friendly and Pastors Sam and Mike are really interesting and kind. Love it here and attending since 2009.